Maren Hachmeister, Beáta Hock, Theresa Jacobs, Oliver Wurzbacher
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In summary, system transformation can be characterized as a specific type of social change aimed at the alteration of the entire social structure of institutions. Individual actors deliberately and instantaneously initiate these processes of change. The balance between conscious control and momentum within the processes shifts in favour of the latter; the process as a whole may last years, if not decades. (Kollmorgen et al. 2019, 6)